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How music connected us to our daughter’s world
Chloe’s parents were at a low ebb when they found Sense. Sense helped the family to reach each other through music, as Wayne, Chloe’s dad explains.
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Sensory stories helped our family start a new chapter
Verity's mum, Sarah, didn’t know how the family were going to connect with Verity and include her in family life. Now they have the answers.
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Accessible surfing has been lifechanging
Since Ollie started surfing, he's been so much more confident in himself. It’s the first thing he’s really enjoyed that’s completely his, that doesn’t involve me.
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All Disabled people deserve the access and support to realise their musical ambitions
Sense's new Artistic Director of Music, Kris Halpin, explains how music has transformed his life, and why he’s passionate about bringing the same experiences to others.
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Chapman’s virtual buddy opened the door to friendship, confidence and even musical collaboration
Chapman’s dad Chun tells us about how learning to play the piano and signing up to Sense’s Virtual Buddying has opened up Chapman’s world.
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Jacob found his groove through our dance workshops
Jacob is exploring the world of dance through our arts programme. He’s been able to build energy, confidence and a love of music and movement.
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Dieumerci is boxing his way to a bright future
27-year-old Dieumerci had to win personal fights with anxiety before getting into the swing of a more independent life.
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How play unlocks the world for disabled children
From infancy to adulthood, disabled people gain profound benefits from both structured and independent play.
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From language to golf, becoming deafblind hasn’t stopped me learning
Simon knows what it’s like to feel excluded and unable to access the world around him. But with support from Sense, he’s broken every barrier.
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We should all be free to express ourselves through art
Tanya, our new Artistic Director for the Sense visual arts programme, discusses creative process, disability and her ambitions for our collaboration.
